Saturday, August 23, 2008

Announcing 4 Easy Ways to Energize Your High Ticket Business
By Sean R Mize

Sean R Mize"Sean Mize is a powerful online mentor and coach who teaches people exactly what to do and how to do it to reap great rewards

Are your high ticket information base products not selling well online? Then, it's about time that you energize your high ticket business creation strategies to make your products more valuable and impacting to the eyes of online users. Here's how you can do that:

1. Define your audience. It is very important to know the people you are serving before you develop your products. You need to know their pressing issues, the kind of information they need, their burning questions, their needs and demands, and the other elements that put them in a position of needing your products or your expertise. By doing so, you can make your research and other related tasks highly focused and targeted.

2. Choose a subject. As you need to be a great source of information to your clients, you need to stick with topics that you are good at. List down all the things that you are very passionate about or very knowledgeable on. It could be that you are an SEO expert or you are very good at creating websites. Then, choose the ones from your list that have viable market online or those topics that online users will die to know about.

3. Check the competition online. It is not enough that there is a huge demand for your chosen topic. You need to know how many marketers are currently targeting it so you can gauge how stiff is the competition that you are up against. If the competition is cutthroat or if the supply is more than the demand, I'd say go with another topic as it will become virtually impossible for you to make decent sale in their scenario.

4. Involve your potential clients. Sometimes, keyword research will not really capture what your potential clients really need. That is why it is extremely recommended that you build an ongoing dialogue with the people that you are serving. You can do this by communicating with them through your blog or through relevant forums. Ask them directly what they truly want to learn and how you can possibly help them out. I am sure you'll be amazed at how many great products ideas you'll be able to obtain through this simple gesture. However, if you have so much on your plate and if you don't have time to spare each day, I suggest that you just encourage your potential clients to send in their feedback, ideas, and recommendations through your website.
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